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Nobody likes a boring office, whether at home or otherwise. CanvasPop is an easy to use photo canvas printer where you can take photos from virtually any source—Facebook, Instagram, your camera roll, you name it—and create your very own motivational canvas prints. This is perfect for those of you who want to make your home office that much more stylish. Studies show that an office with personalized decor can be up to 30% more productive and have fewer health complaints, so I’d highly recommend investing in making your space feel comfortable.

53. Design Wizard.
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Design Wizard is another easy to use graphic design tool that has many zip code email lists companies for those of you starting a side business—especially if you’ve got a boot-strapped project. You can use their 1.2 million images and 25,000 professionally designed templates to create professional standard graphics and save money on design costs. If design work is your side hustle, you can even take advantage of the same image and template library to sell a type of design (with variations) to your clients. The ease of use and speed with using their templates is what sets this tool apart, cutting down the time it takes to create great marketing images. Lastly, one more cool thing about Design Wizard, is that they also have a full library of premium HD videos that you can pick and pull from in order to polish off any video projects you take on—such as highlight reels for yourself, or paid gigs for clients.

54. Infogram.
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I use Infogram to create beautiful graphic representations of data. It puts Excel graphing and plotting to shame with it’s flexible, easy-to-use interface and vast template library of graphs, charts, tables, and infographic elements.

55. Canva.
Canva offers all sorts of great, easy-to-use visual design tools for free. You can filter out photos, add graphics and icons to them (this is especially useful for creating social media-friendly images), design awesome infographics with drag-and-drop elements, create visually appealing eBooks, and more for your online business. My girlfriend Anjelica uses Canva to help create some of the social content over on her blog too—so check out her guide to Chicago vegan restaurants as a starting point to her great vegan city guides.